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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
30
Household advice recommends using two teaspoons of cream of tartar in about two quarts of water to brighten aluminum and remove discoloration. The solution can be saved for future use and used to tighten chair and sofa covers. For smooth drawer slides, insert thumb tacks into the drawer guides to improve movement.
City Engineer Harold Smith reports W. 1th St. and W. 22nd St. are now open for traffic between Euclid and Costello Drives. Plans to extend the openings farther west to Brentwood are postponed due to lack of right of way authorities said.
A compact look at the Daily 68 crossword featuring clues and solutions. Includes entries such as Italian city and chemical suffix with brief notes on a few long entries and their positions.
Daily cryptogram hints at a William Blake quote about a skylark wounded on its wing causing a cherub to cease singing. Letter substitutions vary each day, revealing encoded phrases from the short cryptogram display.
A mother insists she knows better and is willing to discuss, but refuses to listen to her child. The dialogue shows both sides growing angry as they try to talk without ugly accusations. It suggests children should learn to present their side calmly rather than be barred from disagreement.
Dr Joyce Brothers offers a quiz on argument style based on the Les Giblin Clinic on Human Relations. Readers choose responses to scenarios about arguing with a spouse neighbor teen daughter and others, then learn the four rules for effective arguing and diplomatic persuasion.
In wartime 194? play by George Kaufman, the Army morale officer demands improved Draftee entertainment as soldiers skip events for bars and dances. A risqué anecdote about a Smith College heiress faces a stern father, while a Detroit Club quip highlights consumer-hobby dynamics.
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